Lil Tecca

... you know, I don't ...

I mean, look, it depends on how you think about certain things, right? In 2005, Lil Tecca was running the charts.

He's from Queens.

Now, whether or not we think they're dope or not, Lil Tecca was running the numbers up.

You know what I mean? So we, that, I think they're, uh ...

My, my broader point is even though I think LA definitely has bigger artists, especially over the past 15 years in terms of who've come in and, and, and stamped as flag, I, I think of them very much in similar places right now if we're talking about, uh, like, artists who, uh, come in, when talking about newer artists.

Um, uh, or on the newer side of their careers perhaps.

Um, especially with Griselda having so many layers to it.

Birmingham on the map.

Down two places to number nine, it's Ransom by Lil Tecca.

A

hip-hop song of self-regard, but he put America

Came to the attention of record labels after dropping tracks on SoundCloud.

Oh yeah, we mentioned that before.

Lil Tecca in part one.

But the thing was, Dominic Fyke was on house arrest at the time.

But they know who Yeet is and they know who Nav is.

There's one more, Lil Tecca.

Young Tecca.

That's Confucius' favorite artist.

him to the school to speak to the students who include Benji Cole.

So it's like, you know, that's what I like is the cycles of how it all connects.

I don't think it's important what my opinion is of Lil Tecca

at all.